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Razer’s Raiju V3 Pro delivers elite performance and customization in a surprisingly lightweight package built for serious PS5 players.

The Razer Raiju V3 Pro is undoubtedly a fantastic premium PlayStation 5 controller. It makes strides in the field, offering drift-resistant TMR thumbsticks - one of the first controllers to do so on ...

Gaming hardware brand Razer has just revealed and released its latest PlayStation 5 controller; the Razer Raiju V3 Pro. This new controller looks to provide serious improvements over predecessor like ...

Unlike so many officially licensed PlayStation Pro controllers, this generation's Raiju feels authentic to PlayStation. This isn't a pro controller that's trying to bring an Xbox feel to PS5 players; ...

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It’s expensive, and the Synapse app could be easier to use, but the Razer Pro Click 2 is well-designed and comfortable to use. Its programmable buttons will be useful for many people, and advanced ...

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